Different results for one query

Hi,
Today i got a very surprising issue with SQL 2008, my one team member inform that a single query is resulting two different data set from two diff-diff SSMS's query windows.
Query is like this,
Select * from table1 where trandate between '2014-08-02 00:00:00.000' and '2014-08-03 23:59:59.999' and status='S'
in one query window its showing 295 records while on same desktop in second query window its showing 602 records.
Please let me know where is problem. [:)] 
Thanking you.
Virendra Yaduvanshi
Principal DBA, 
MCTS, MCITP
http://wikidba.wordpress.com
Virendra Yaduvanshi http://wikidba.wordpress.com/

Are updates occurring that are modifying the data or do you get the same results in each window multiple times?
One thing to do is look at the actual execution plans and see if they are identical.
If parallelism is involved, try disabling it and see if the results change (I've seen some twitchy things happen with it)
If all of that checks out it may be some implicit conversion is happing to the date or there is  a case sensitivity issue with the 'S'

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